2017 Map of Lincoln

About this map

Lincoln serves as the central hub for this high-country landscape, where the Blackfoot River winds through the valley floor. The settlement pattern follows a grid of numbered streets and avenues, including Main St, bordered by the expansive Helena National Forest. Topography is defined by a series of drainages and peaks, notably Baldy Mtn to the southeast and various gulches like Bear Gulch and McCarthy Gulch. The presence of Lincoln Airport and the smaller Cain Ranch Airport suggests the importance of aviation in this mountainous terrain. Local history and genealogy researchers will find the Tuck Cem located north of the town center, while hydrological features like Smith Lake and the Stonewall Creek drainage illustrate the watershed that feeds the Blackfoot. The network of forest roads, such as Stemple Pass Rd and N Beaver Creek Rd, provides a clear view of the access routes into the surrounding timberlands.